Asian Journal of Peacebuilding

The AJP is an academic journal with original research on the topics of violence, conflict, and peacebuilding around the world. Indexed in SCOPUS and KCI.

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The Vol.8 No.1 includes an article written by Viet Hanh Ho in which he share some achievements and challenges Vietnam faced over the past thirty years of renovation in his article entitled ““Doi Moi” in Vietnam and Some Suggestions”
Read his piece here: https://t.co/68hJRalmes

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In the Vol.8 No.1, Israel Nyaburi Nyadera and Mohamed Salah Ahmed explore how the conflict in Somalia has transformed over the years in their article entitled “The Somali Civil War: Integrating Traditional and Modern Peacebuilding Approaches.
Read here: https://t.co/nAx5B35CeG

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In his piece entitled “Exploration on the Elements of the Korean Peninsula Peace Regime,” Dongmin Shin explores the elements needed for the establishment of a stable security order on the Peninsula.
Read his article here: https://t.co/lHA0VPifcY

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In the Vol.8 No.1, Raimund Weiß explains the contradictions in Cambodia’s dual transition of peacebuilding and democratization after the civil war in his article. Read it here: https://t.co/02ey1Z4lzm

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Our Vol.8 No.1 ends its special issue with Kyung Hyo Chun's insightful piece in which she revisits the images and location of North Korean defectors in South Korean society.
Read it here: https://t.co/nnjwHMU9Qs

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The Vol.8 No.1 includes a special issue written by Michal Buchowski in which he interprets the contrasting attitudes of Poles towards Muslim refugees and Ukrainian labor immigrants.
Read his article here: https://t.co/tjkJjCMA1Q

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In our Vol.8 No.1 issue, Dong Ju Kim examines hospitality as a contested idea and negotiated practice in the context of the European refugee crisis.

Read his article here: https://t.co/MDZkgMSNSS

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The Vol.8 No.1 includes an insightful article written by Subin Sarah Yeo, Terese Gagno, and Hayso Thako on the issue of schooling for refugees on the Thailand-Myanmar Border.

Read their article here: https://t.co/qjhkCzZsta

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The Vol.8 No.1 includes a special issue written by Eunyoung Christina Choi and Seo Yeon Park in which they explore how Yemeni refugees are constructed as threats on both discursive and practical levels in South Korea.
*Read it here: https://t.co/uOzWMtiOyI

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Our Vol.8 No.1 is a special issue on refugees and includes articles from many leading scholars in this field and addresses numerous cases from the globe.
Read Kyung Hyo Chun’s introduction for a thoughtful intro to the subject and overview of the issue. https://t.co/RjiDNBJBSS

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The latest issue includes an insightful article written by Maximilian Ernst entitled "On Shifting a Nation's Collective Memory." He discusses how Ahn Jung-geun, a Korean national hero, is collectively commemorated in South Korea today.

Read it here: https://t.co/v5Z7IX5S3k

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In his piece,"Bottom-up Peacebuilding: Role of Grassroots and Local Actors in the Mindanao Peace Process,” Julius Cesar Trajano examines how recent activities of the actors can help make the process more sustainable, culturally relevant, and inclusive.

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In our latest issue, Rajiv Nayan and Ravi Shekhar stress on the need for international cooperation to fight against the security challenges faced by South Asia in their article entitled “Paradoxes of South Asian Security.”

Read it here➡️https://t.co/ZuZnk6s2Vn

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Happy New Year!
In our latest issue, Seong-il Kim, Yoonjeong Jeon, and Sunjoo Park stresses on the problem of deforestation in North Korea and seeks to answer why inter-Korean forest cooperation has been difficult to push forward successfully.
Read here: https://t.co/snIExOoQt2

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To better understand the int'l relations between imperial Japan and colonial Korea, Han Sung Kim explores the writings of Kim Kirim, a leading Korean literary critic, and interprets his use of the term “fascism" during the colonial period and beyond
➡️https://t.co/UZE6bpJKK2

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In her piece for the latest AJP issue entitled “Reclaimed Areas and Newly Liberated Areas,” Monica Han delves into the historical experiences of the two regions that were unilaterally unified via occupation after the Korean War.
Read it here➡️https://t.co/GEUZyG9OK5

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Happy Holidays, everyone! 🎅
Ako Muto and Rui Sariava explore the peacebuilding initiatives in Syria and Mozambique in their insightful article in the recently published Vol.8 No.2 of the Asian Journal of Peacebuilding.
Read it here➡️https://t.co/7xVRUOLgtH

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In his piece for the recently published issue, entitled “Assessment of Conflict between India and Pakistan,” Tuhin K. Das attempts to find an approach to conflict resolution for India-Pakistan relation.
Read it here➡️https://t.co/dNzPrktkl0

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In our November issue, Hamdy A. Hassan looks into the new threats to human security in the Sahel region which has been in the global spotlight due to religious terrorism, regional instability, and bad governance.
Read the article here➡️ https://t.co/RZG7hbo86j

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We are excited to announce that the November 2020 issue is now available online.
Please check out the articles on our newly launched webpage: https://t.co/cJQMkMCL0W